Solstice

 

Our First Collection

A sun-drenched day on the coast — from morning light to midnight.

The Story

Solstice began with a feeling we kept chasing: the exact shade of orange-pink the sky turns just before the sun disappears into the sea.

This collection follows one day. It starts at the shoreline in soft morning light, moves through long afternoons at the beach - dresses held up while walking through shallow water, the salt-air ease of a swim - and drifts into golden evening, when the light turns everything the color of the sunsets we keep falling in love with.

Every print in this collection is hand-drawn. The sunset gradients, the shells we brushed against walking the shoreline - all of it started as a sketch before it became fabric. Nothing here is generic. Every mark was made by hand, then carried into the weave.

Solstice isn't just a collection. It's a day we didn't want to end.

 

The Prints

Before Solstice was a collection, it was a sketchbook.

Each print began as a hand-drawn illustration - the warm gradient of a coastal sunset, the delicate outline of shells collected along the shore. We translated these drawings into fabric ourselves, piece by piece, so every print carries the same texture and imperfection as the original sketch.

This is what makes each piece feel personal rather than manufactured: it was drawn before it was worn.